She smiled stiffly, "Stella, grandparents don't like you, don't blame them either, third uncles and aunts live a good life in the town and don't take care of grandparents, then you should be more filial for them, but don't worry, grandparents who like one to work hard will definitely find you good."

Stella smiled slightly, that was the trap she always made.

She used to believe such words from Tammy, but only later did she find out that Tammy was an experienced liar.

She tried to make Stella believe in her grandparents' kindness, and told her the wrong way again.

How could that kind of people find her good? Only in dream.

However, Stella didn't say anything either, nodding casually, "Tammy, I'm going to mow the grass, do you want to go too?"

Mowing the lawn was worse than gathering firewood, which need people to be bent over in one place all the time, how would Tammy want to go? She just wanted to find out why Stella could suddenly be so smarter.

"Yeah, go together."

Not long after walking, they met a girl from the same village.

"Molly, are you going to mow the hills too?"

Tammy was accustomed to social contact and smiled in front of everyone, so among the three girls in the Judd family, she was the most popular.

Molly Scott, carrying the basket on her back, first glanced at Stella disdainfully, then took Tammy's arm warmly, "Tammy, let's go together, by the way, Stella is very good at cutting grass, I twisted my hand yesterday, so let she help me cut some."

Molly said as she winked at Tammy.

Tammy was a little embarrassed, "Stella, Molly's hand is not handy, why don't you help her out and we would take you with us when we go play together in the future?"

She was sure that Stella would not refuse, because she knew how much Stella wanted to play with them, but of course, it was just a lie.

Stella didn't reveal the ecstatic expression that Tammy had expected, instead, Stella smiled coldly in his heart.

She used to be too stupid to be deceived by Tammy's pathetic handouts.

She was a fool, wasn't she?

However, Stella didn't explicitly refuse, and she walked forward as if she hadn't heard it, carrying the basket on her back and keeping her head down, stifling a sound.

At the back of the mountain, Stella didn't even greet them, and headed for the mountain by herself, she had to grill a Rhizoma Dioscoreae for herself.

By the time the sun set, Stella's pigweed had been mowed early, but she didn't immediately go down the mountain, instead she calculated the time and smoothly met Daniel Scott from the same village on the way.

Although Daniel' family name was Scott, he was not related to Molly Scott, and most of the people in Shawnclud Village were surnamed Scott.

"Stella, with all that pigweed mowing, you're really good at it."

Daniel was only a little older than Stella, but he looked so tall and big that his fellow villagers didn't dare to mess with him, but in fact, he had a very simple temperament.

In her previous life, Stella was scared when she saw him, always trying to find a way to hide, but later, when she was sold by the Judd family, only Daniel argued about the injustice.

"Daniel, are you coming down the mountain? Let's go together."

Stella greeted him sweetly, the smile on her face startling Daniel.

He thought she would turn around and leave without a word.

Daniel's tanned face, without a trace, showed a faint red color, and Stella smiled, which was really pretty.